...the prosperity of the New England churches. When some one inquired how he was, he replied, "Alas ! I have lost every thing ; my understanding leaves...out still ; I find that rather grows than fails." One of his last remembrances lingered sadly among those, to whom he had given so much of his strength...

...Man." meaning that he should pray for his speedy release. Being asked how he did, he said, " Alas, I have lost every thing ; my understanding leaves...out still ; I find that rather grows than fails." Speaking of the work in which he had been engaged among the Indians, he said, " There is a cloud, a...

...inquired how he was, he replied; "Alas! I have lost everything; my understanding leaves me ; my memory fails me ; but I thank God, my charity holds out still : I find that rather grows, than fails." A short time before his death Mr. Walten, his colleague having called to see him, he said : " You are...

...for usefulness. When asked how he did, he would sometimes answer: "Alas, I have lost ^verything — my understanding leaves me, my memory fails me, my...my charity holds out still — I find that rather grow than fail.". When he conceived himself incapacitated by old age, from promoting the welfare of...

...for usefulness. When asked how he did, he would sometimes answer : " Alas, I have lost everything — my understanding leaves me, my memory fails me, my...my charity holds out still — I find that rather grow than fail." When he conceived himself incapacitated by old age, from promoting the welfare of...

...which once he had been accomplished with, being asked, "how he did?" he would sometimes answer, "Alas, I have lost every thing; my understanding leaves me,...holds out still; I find that rather grows than fails I" And I make no question, that at his death, his happy soul was received and welcomed into the "everlasting...

...once he had been accomplished with, being asked, "how he did?" he •would sometimes answer, "Alas, I have lost every thing; my understanding leaves me,...holds out still; I find that rather grows than fails!" And I make no question, that at his death, his happy soul was received and welcomed into the "everlasting...

...accomplished with, being asked, "how he did?" he would sometimes answer, "Alas, I have lost everything; my understanding leaves me, my memory fails me, my...holds out still; I find that rather grows than fails!" And I make no question, that at his death, his happy soul was received and welcomed into the "everlasting...

...;" meaning that he should pray for his speedy release. Being asked how he was, he said — " Alas, I have lost every thing; my understanding leaves me...out still ; I find that rather grows than fails." Speaking of the work in which he had been engaged among the Indians, he said, — " There is a cloud,...

...his death-bed, his colleague in the ministry inquired one day after his health. He replied, " Alas ! I have lost every thing : my understanding leaves...holds out still. I find that rather grows than fails." All gifts must cease — all other graces die — but love lives forever. As this IB the perfection...